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New Lynn, 15 Willerton Ave. This Saturday 27 August, 8 am.
Huge house clearance. Household goods, furniture, tools, car parts, old paraphernalia, books, magazines, toys and much more. All must go.
Sunday is looming!
Some shots from last market 😃
Come on over this Sunday!!
Independent entrance and privacy. Granny flat to rent self contained with kitchen, bathroom and toilet and 1 additional room, in Lynfield Auckland (Next to countdown). Quiet neighborhood. Unit is fully paneled and very clean. $ 250/ per week plus internet and power sharing. Suit a couple. Or a … View moreIndependent entrance and privacy. Granny flat to rent self contained with kitchen, bathroom and toilet and 1 additional room, in Lynfield Auckland (Next to countdown). Quiet neighborhood. Unit is fully paneled and very clean. $ 250/ per week plus internet and power sharing. Suit a couple. Or a single person.
2 weeks advance rent adjustable and 2 weeks bond with Tenancy Services
No pets.
NIWA Auckland Science Fair is an annual science competition for Year 7 - Year 13 students. These future scientists attend intermediate and secondary schools across Auckland and have had the opportunity to investigate a scientific area of interest (to them) for the past few months. They have been … View moreNIWA Auckland Science Fair is an annual science competition for Year 7 - Year 13 students. These future scientists attend intermediate and secondary schools across Auckland and have had the opportunity to investigate a scientific area of interest (to them) for the past few months. They have been selected to present their work to judges from industry and education on Friday 26th August and their work will be on display for the public to view between 6-8 pm on Friday evening and Saturday 27th August 10am - 5pm at Michael Park School, Ellerslie. Public are very welcome to view the projects.
Daffodil Day is the Cancer Society’s largest fundraising and awareness campaign, and it’s crucial to allow us to support those impacted by cancer. We offer everything from a helpline and counselling support through to transport and accommodation during treatment.
Cancer doesn’t stop, and … View moreDaffodil Day is the Cancer Society’s largest fundraising and awareness campaign, and it’s crucial to allow us to support those impacted by cancer. We offer everything from a helpline and counselling support through to transport and accommodation during treatment.
Cancer doesn’t stop, and with your help, we won’t either. More New Zealanders will get cancer this year than ever before and no one should face cancer alone. Just $24 helps get someone to treatment. Please give generously this Daffodil Day so we can continue to be a lifeline for people with cancer and their whānau.
To donate today, visit daffodilday.org.nz.
The NZ Compare Awards are back... and we have introduced MOBILE Awards for the first time returning as an in-person celebration with a Gala Awards night hosted by Mike McRoberts in Auckland on December 1st 2022.
Recognising excellence, leadership and innovation in the New Zealand utility … View moreThe NZ Compare Awards are back... and we have introduced MOBILE Awards for the first time returning as an in-person celebration with a Gala Awards night hosted by Mike McRoberts in Auckland on December 1st 2022.
Recognising excellence, leadership and innovation in the New Zealand utility sectors, the NZ Compare Awards are back for the 6th year and in response to consumer demand, we have introduced MOBILE Awards for the first time.
As the boundaries between the utility industries continue to blur the organisers have responded to growing demand to increase the categories and industries celebrated by the NZ Compare Awards and will now recognise excellence and achievement within New Zealand’s BROADBAND, ENERGY and MOBILE sectors for the first time.
Award categories are consumer driven and informed by the 300,000 Kiwis who use NZ Compare websites each month. Winning carries real gravitas with the Kiwi consumer and the awards represent an opportunity to be confident in the talent and vision your company has worked so hard towards. This significant event will recognise the companies that provide New Zealanders with the very best products and services across these essential industries.
The NZ Compare Awards are supported by a wide range of companies including Movinghub, Vector Metering, Chorus, realestate.co.nz and Neighbourly. The prestigious awards will recognise the companies that provide New Zealanders with the very best products and services in their industries. With a range of different categories including best home and mobile provider, best customer support, fastest service, best rural provider and best broadband innovation.
Winning an NZ Compare Award depends on a combination of criteria. These include consumer surveys and reviews on the NZ Compare websites and decisions from our expert judging panel.
"Judged by an independent panel of New Zealand experts and presented at our gala awards event, the NZ Compare Awards provide a unique stage on which we recognize and reward the achievements of the New Zealand utility sectors." said Gavin Male, CEO of NZ Compare.
So what do you think? Give a shout out to your favourite utility provider here - not just for doing their job... we want to hear about those that go above and beyond! Who should be a winner?
What are the biggest issues your region is facing? Take part in the NowNext Local survey and you could win a one of twenty $100 Prezzy Card for your opinion.
Whether it’s how happy you are or if you plan on staying long term, the NowNext Local survey is getting a snapshot of how kiwis are … View moreWhat are the biggest issues your region is facing? Take part in the NowNext Local survey and you could win a one of twenty $100 Prezzy Card for your opinion.
Whether it’s how happy you are or if you plan on staying long term, the NowNext Local survey is getting a snapshot of how kiwis are feeling.
Used only once... Brought from Bunnings
6m x 50
2000 kgs
All parts available and in excellent condition
No rips or tears...… View moreUsed only once... Brought from Bunnings
6m x 50
2000 kgs
All parts available and in excellent condition
No rips or tears...
Listed elsewhere..
Pick up Mt Roskill
Father's day is almost here! From Dad's to Granddad to Stepdads and all Father figures, we have gifts to suit all the men in your life.
Come down to our store down in New Lynn to check out some lovely gifts for Father's Day.
3 Portage Road, New Lynn, Auckland 0600
Open … View moreFather's day is almost here! From Dad's to Granddad to Stepdads and all Father figures, we have gifts to suit all the men in your life.
Come down to our store down in New Lynn to check out some lovely gifts for Father's Day.
3 Portage Road, New Lynn, Auckland 0600
Open Mon - Thurs, 9 am - 4pm
Happening last Sunday of the month!!
Next one is this coming Sunday, 28th August 12 - 4pm!
Come check out the crafts, the food and the music!
Dear neighbours,
Meet our Houseplant Hero competition winner Alan Mckenzie! If all sheds came like that, we want one too. Congratulations to Alan and his many many houseplants.
Our passions and mahi play a large part in our legacy. When we channel that mahi into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
The rymanhealthcare Senior New Zealander of the Year Te Mātāpuputu o te Tau celebrates Kiwis aged 70 and over… View moreOur passions and mahi play a large part in our legacy. When we channel that mahi into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
The rymanhealthcare Senior New Zealander of the Year Te Mātāpuputu o te Tau celebrates Kiwis aged 70 and over who continue to inspire, champion causes, and give back, building lasting legacies that make us all proud to call New Zealand home.
This is a classic New York-style cheesecake that is unbaked and topped with raspberry gel, coulis and sorbet, prepared by our Certificate in Cookery, Advanced students.
I just read the following article:
www.stuff.co.nz...
When I finished primary schooling there were two choices for secondary school, both equally distant. My parents chose one for me, but all the other kids from my school went to the other.
When school started two things became quickly … View moreI just read the following article:
www.stuff.co.nz...
When I finished primary schooling there were two choices for secondary school, both equally distant. My parents chose one for me, but all the other kids from my school went to the other.
When school started two things became quickly obvious:
• everyone else had come in groups of three to six kids from their primary class
and
• we had three bullies in the class
The individual groups quickly closed ranks, and the bullies zoomed in on the lone target - me.
Now I hated the bullies - but I ABSOLUTELY DESPISED those just standing by and being relieved that it was someone else getting the abuse.
Which is why I NEVER have and NEVER will just stand by when someone is attacked.
The important lesson:
Bullying isn't the problem of the victim.
It isn't the problem of the bullies either.
It is a FAILURE of the class, school, and parents, of every single person lacking the moral courage to stand up against what is wrong.
People who rather go along with the attacks than stand up against them and risk becoming a target as well.
If you ever wondered how the Nazis could take over Germany - THAT is the very reason.
So my question to every parent: what have you taught your kids about bullying?
World Humanitarian Day, celebrated on August 19th, honours humanitarian aid workers all over the world.
World Humanitarian Day recognises the efforts of aid workers who put their lives on the line to help affected people during times of global crisis.
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